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Direct Observation of Coherent Two-Photon Medium Response Induced by Femtosecond Deep UV-Laser Pulses in Krypton

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Abstract

Resonant and near-resonant two-photon excitations with ultrashort laser pulses of forbidden atomic transitions give access to a wide class of nonlinear-optical processes such as two-photon absorption, stimulated Raman scattering, four-wave sum- and difference-frequency mixing. The latter has proofed to be a powerful tool for efficient femtosecond pulse generation in the VUV-spectral range [1]. Nevertheless, up to now only few experimental results have been obtained which allow the direct observation of the coherent dynamics in two-photon induced radiation-matter interactions (see experimental papers [2-5] and monograph [6]).

© 1996 Optical Society of America

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